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“Mom I can’t do it anymore, It’s not the same without her..”
It was a nice, sunny, late June day, I walked out of my house thinking today would be just any other day, I didn’t know that the news I was about to get would change me, and how I viewed the world forever. I walked down the street to my friends house that only lived a block away, as I made my way down the hill that seperated our houses, I kicked rocks and thought about summer and all the things I wanted to do. As I aproched my friend, Sidney’s house, I walked in and saw her sitting at the kitchen table, with her head in her hands, as if she was a turtle trying to hide herself from the world. I knew something wasn’t right. Her eyes were stuffy and her face was splottchy and red, she had been crying but why? She stands up gives me a hug and slowly tells me what had happened the day before to one of our close friends that we used to do swim team with.
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We drifted apart after she quit because she moved, but Autumn was and always will be in my heart, she impacted so many people and didn’t even know it, if I could go back, I would tell her how important she truly was. I took her existence for granted, I took our time together for granted and I took the idea of having a really amazing friend for granted. Life is so short, you only get one, I learned this the hard way when I lost someone that was once very close to me. I’ll never get her back, but I can live my life to the fullest, take every moment and savor it. Living life to the fullest is something that should be a given, you only get one chanceat life. Use it. Maybe everything happens for a reason. If this wouldn't have happened I wouldn’t have learned something about myself I wouldn’t have grown as a person, sometimes I wonder if I could’ve learned the same lessons in a different way,a way that didn’t cost the unimaginable price of a

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